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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-09-04
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Arrangements completed for the entertainment
of Wder's Brigade and the Northwest Indiana Con.
ference here this week Miss Myrtle Grubb is visit
ing in Cloverdale Bishop Chatard of Indianapolis
ting at Harrison Ohio. Mrs. Geo. w. Cor win and
children have returned to their home in St. Louis
Miss Nellie Walker. of Indianapolis is visiting Miss
Mary Ames- Mrs Jno. Bowling has returned from
weeks visit at Lake Maxinkuckee- Mr.. and
Mrs. Roundtree of Crawfordsville visiting Ben F.
Durham. - Mr.. Don Cameron and wife have returned
to Minneapolis. Miss Lillian Southland has returned
from pleasant visit with friends at Wabash and In
dianapolis- Mrs. w S. Marshall. ofSt Louis is Wis
iting her brother George in this The musicale
given at the residence of Mr. Robert Inge Thursday
evening. by the ladies of the Episcopal Church.
decided Misses Rose Bliss and Josie Freers,
of Terre Haute. visiting Mr. and Mrs ]. V. Cole
Mr.. J. P. Allen and wife. of Wichita, Kan,
visiting in this city Prof III. A Mills. of the
DePauw art school, has returned from Bay View.
Mich, where he has been spending the summer The
family OF Rev. NJ NJ. Parkhurst have returned from
their summer home at Lake Bluff, Chicago
Mrs B. T. Barwick has returned from Connersve.
where she has been spending the summer Miss
Nellie Bridges has returned from visit at Dowagiac.
A ;ob
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
The Now Popular Society Game.

Drive whist is going to succeed progressive
euchre as the popular game for the coming sea-
son. Progressive euchre remained in favor a
long time and its demise slow. In fact it
can hard ly be said to be dead yet. All during
the summer drive whist has been rehearsed by
small parties of four or six, and when the social
season opens, small evening companies will be
entertained with this prize game. No
game IL quite complete unless there is a reward
for best efforts, and so the favors will continue
to be given. The movements in drive whist are
the reverse of euchro, as the winners keep their
seats and the losers move down. and the same
partner is kept all the evening 1t is essential
that the partner should be q congenial
person. There is. as formerly. no limit to the
favors in value, and rare and beautiful china
and cut glass will doubtless prove as desirable
rs ever; for any woman is anxious to add to her
collection of household treasures. The favors
that some have won would astonish any one not
familiar with the quality aud quantity of prizes
given In one season, and there are very few who
play who have not carried home several me-
mentoes Of the contest. One player here lacks
but very few pieces before she will have full
dozen of exquisite after dinner coffee cups,
Saucers and plates. and no two alike, while
other is enabled TO decorate her table with
unique articles in cut glass.
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Kni.htstOwn.

Miss Eta Saddler, of Indianapolis, the guest
of Mrs. Edgar Cole last week Miss Hattie Butler
is tanning Miss Eva Hastings of Cambridge City.
misses Sue Thomas and Fanny Finney, of Rich
mond. the guests of friends here. Miss Nell
Bostick, of Camden, O., is visiting friends here The
Misses Bacon. Efie and Stella Church of Indian
apolis attended the fair, here last week the guests
of Mr. AID Mrs. Chas. Furgason- Misses Bertha
Hawkins and Matte Test of Richmond Misses Ottie
Goodwin and Gordon of New Castle and Miss
Roberts. of Indianapolis, entertained by Miss
Lizzie Gordon last week. -Chas Deem and family,
here Mrs. Rufus Lindsey. of st. Louis,
Fannie Bowers of Rushve. was entertained
by her cousin, Miss Minnie Clifford, last week -
Miss Katie Jones of Milton is the guest of friends
here Miss Hattie Bowman of Indianapolis is Wis
iting her old home here The young gertlestfer of
knightstown entertained their friends at party in
Bells Hall, Thursday evening Panden's orches-
ira furnished the music Among those in at
tendance from distance Misses Gordon
Ottie Goodwin, Leone and Blanche Morris, of
New Castle; Fanny Tinney and Sue TIL onas of RE b.
mond; Misses Carrie and Jennie Bacon and Effie and
Stella Church of 1ndanapol Mrs. Emma Lowry
of Indianapolis is the guest of relatives here Miss
Lulu Hill. of Chicago is being entertained by r. r.
Deem and wife Miss Julia Bowman is entertaining
Miss Belle Ballanger of Richmond. Miss Ora Reeves
of Columbus, visiting friends here Thad.
Hill and family, of Richmond, the guests of Mr..
and Mrs J. W. White Miss Anna Ball is enter
tanning Mrs. Arlo Ball. OF indianapolis. Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Richardson visiting friends in Ken
tucky.
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Brightwood News.

There social at the residence of James Cropper
on Friday night.
Miss Mary Mescall and Mrs. Jno. Warner visit
ing friends in Chicago.
The local lodge here will turn out masse to the
demonstration to morrow.
The tea marty given by the NJ E. Church ladies
at the Chapel u success.
Nal Anderson has purchased S. Ristes residence
and will occupy it this week
j. f. Hopwood has accepted position the Big
Four road at Sumner, Ohio.
Seven ladies We're initiated last week by the
lodge OF the knights and Ladies of Honor.
colored peoples dance and social will be given in
Fletcher's grove on next Thursday night.
There will be a Catholic festival at Bradshaw Hail.
on Sept. 81 A concert will be given during the
evening.
A petition will soon be presented to the town trus.
tees asking them give the rght-of way gas pipe
through the town.
public school viii be opened in the Catholic Church
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Edinburg.

Mrs. VIM. McNaughton and children. of Franklin.
visiting among relatives here. VIM Woodhll
and wife, of Greensburg. spent last Sunday in this
place Miss Lizzie Hancock, of Upton. the
guest of James Low and wife. the past week -Har
vey Lewis, of Columbus, visited here last week :.
Miss Maggie Demng visited relatives at New Albany
the past week. Mrs. John Fulton has returned from
three months visit to Pennsylvania Miss Nellie
Finnie, of Columbus the guest of Miss Ida Win.
Plum Creek, Neb. visited among relatives here last
week e NJ. Hardy and wife visited among rela-
tives at Salem, Ind, last week Miss Deborah Pret-
lew, of Dublin Ind is the guest of Mrs. Geo. Moor
man Misses Mollie and susie Smick, of Louisville,
were the guests OF Mrs Coleman the past week.
Breeding's grove last Wednesday. night. which was
largely attended Miss Kate johnson the guest
of Miss Allie Franks, at Franklin, last week.
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THE STATE AT LARGE.
Columbus.

The family of DR.. j. III. Butler returned Monday
from Harrison county, where they have been for sew
eral weeks Mrs Chas. Reeves Frank Written, Al
Roope and VIII Washburn spent last Sunday at In
dianapos- &C. F. SparreL and his bride have re-
turned from Chicago Henry Trautman. who has
been at Hot Springs Ark for several months. has
turned much improved in health Mr.. z. j. Faust
and family have removed to Cincinnati Mrs.
Eugene Tafel of Henryville is visiting her father A
E. $. Long Nathan Francis, of Shelbyve. ILL., is
visiting his DIR. Francis. of this place. Miss
Jennie Snooks after visit of several weeks with the
family of Colonel White. has returned to her home
at Eminence, Ky DIR. Peet and wife. of Sacra-
mento Cal. have been the guests of their daughter
Mrs. Z. b. Cooker. and have gone to Springfield
Mass Will Davidson. late of Garden City. Kan,
has returned home Mrs j. III. Parke, of Kansas
CITY is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
Price of this city Mrs. Wilson Banker and Miss
Lou Banker returned Thursday to their home in OF
tawa, Kan, after protracted visit to friends here
Miss Minnie Mabley started to California Friday with
the intention of making it her future home.
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Concerning Women.

Miss Braddon is writing jubilee novel,
A Woman s Lecture Bureau is the latest project of
the National w. G. T. q.
Dr. Mary Weeks Burnett has been elected a member
of the Medico-Legal Society of New York.
DR.. Mary F. Thomas. of Richmond, has been elect.
ed president of the Wayne County Qnd) Medical
Society.
Miss;Edna Jackson sister of Mrs. Helen NJ Gou.
gar, is engaged editorially on one of the Chicago
Miss Frances E. Willard will address the American
Social Science Association at Saratoga, n. Y, Sept
The re marriage of widow with the consent of her
parents has for the first time in that part of India
Gently occurred in Girgaurn.
and supports the Children's Hospital, Cincinnati
where over thirty babies find shelter and care.
An organization called 1.-THE Girls in Black" has
been formed for the purpose of securing better legs
lation for the women homesteaders in the West. 1t
originated with the Womans Relief Corps
The wife OF the late Professor Baird for years
daughter Lucy took her work, and it is thought that
she will continue the studies of natural history begun
with her father.
The exhibit of womans work at the Interstate Expo.
son, at Chicago is develop unexpected extent
and promises TO be of the interesting dis
PLAYS of the kind made. The time for receiving
exhibits has been extended to Oct. 1.
At the State Prohibition convention held at Lincoln
Neb thirty-six delegates were admitted to all
the rights and privileges of the convention The dele
gates from the Second district nominated Mrs Ada NJ
Bittenoender an attorney of Lincoln. Neb, for Dis
trct Judge.
During the past thirty years Elizabeth L. Comstock
has visited over lZO,OUO prisoners, En- gland
and Ireland but chiefly in this country 1875 900
and wounded soldiers in military hospitals, and 95-
600 inmates of poorhouses and insane and blind asy
luns
The Young Womans Christian Association. of
Boston is doing good work in its Travellers Aid de-
parment which gives special attention the protec
ton of young working girls their arrival in Bos
ton. The steamers are met by member of the asso-
citation who directs the girls to reliable boarding
places and assists them in procuring work.
For her work analytical chemistry Helen S. Alb
bolt of Philadelphia. has been elected member of
the Philosophical Society in that city of which Ben
iarnin Franklin was one of the founders. Only six
women have received this honor during the 40 years
of the societys existence. The first Franklin's
friend the Princess Dashkof The others were Mrs.
Mary Someryille Maria Mitchell. Mrs. Agassiz and
Mrs. Carl Seller. of Philadelphia, author of THE
Voice and Singing
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New Castle.

W. R. Wilson and wife were visiting friends at
Knightstown last week Miss Nina Loer is the guest
of Logansport friends Mrs. Frank keser visited
Rushville friends last week Robert Polk is visiting
friends Lincoln, Neb- Mrs. Benjamin. Shirk and
daughter Lois the guests of Marion friends "A.
w. Reed will leave in few days for Yellow Springs.
o.. where he goes to attend col ege-. The Misses
leila and Mile Pickins, of GAINESVILLE O.. were the
guests of Miss Grace Foutz last week. Miss Katie
kinsley of Hagerstown the guest of her cousin,
Miss Edna kinsley last week. Mrs. NJ. L. and Miss
Laura Reed are visiting friends at Logansport- Miss
Nellie Poer of Milton, visited friends here last week.
Harry Elliott returned to his home at Logansport,
Wednesday Miss Dole Frazier, who has been
the guest of friends here for time left Thurs
day. for her home at Maysville Ky. Mrs. Ellen
Whitehouse and Mrs Alex. Shultz. of Decatur. ILL.,,
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hipes-. Charles
White, VIM Watkins and Mrs Mamie Burse, of
Maysville, KY guests of friends here Captain
NJ P Armstrong has returned from extended visit
with friends at Anderson Mrs Jasper Gauntt and
daughter Edith. of Marion, guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ID w. Knsey last week DR. John Rea Miss
Lizzie Rea. Miss Matte Mllikan Miss Eliza Menden-
hall, Mrs George y. Rea. DIR. G. w. Burke. Dr. and
Mrs. Ed Ferris, Dr. w. A. Boor and wife and DIR. +.
c. Hess and wife left yesterday for Washington, II.
c. to attend the international Medical Congress to be
held in that city this week Mr.. and Mrs Claude
Hollowel visiting friends in Claypool, Ind -
Mrs. Fl. l.. Herny, Mrs. Lizzie Catterson and Miss
Eva Cough in Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. j. !.
Morris aud Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Morris spent Sunday
in Cincinnati Mrs j. Il. Nelson left Thursday for
her home in Fairburv Neb after months visit with
friends here Ben Voker, of Dayton, o.; Charles
Abbott and the Misses Maggie and Ota Geisler. of
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mOrFgsfOwn.

AIRS Geo. Handy and little daughter. of Kentucky,
is visiting her mother, Mrs Matt McGaughey Mrs.
Crete Patten visiting friends at Indianapolis
Thursday: Melvin Conway, of Liberty is visiting
his sister Mrs c. t. Williams Miss Viola johnson
is visiting her sister. Mrs c. NJ. Rock. Knights
town. Miss frankie Cole has returned from
a visit with relatives Chicago
Mrs DR.. Boots of Greenfield, visiting relatives
here this week B. Foust and family have moved
back here from shelbyville Mrs. Celtic Turken-
koph of Connersville has been spending a few DAYS
with her parents M. Myers and wife. Mrs. Fannie
McDonads of Portland Ind, visiting her parents
here a few days last week.
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SeymOnr.

James L. Gardiner and Mrs. Jennette Hough have
returned from the sea-sho:e Miss Laura Balm is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Brannaman. in Owen town
ship Rev. L. f. Montgomery, of Huntington is
visiting his father and friends here. Or r. A.
Wood, OF Philad ephia is visiting here Mrs. Ennis
Humphrey and children of Storrs, O., visited here
this week. M F. Bat orf. of Cortland is visiting
Charlestown r. W. Elliott and family have re-
moved Indianapolis A number of young ladies
and gentlemen gave a surprise party, Tuesday night
to Marte Hodapp who resides seven miles east Of this
place Letters noting the safe arrival of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. D. Carpenter and Miss Lenore Ayers. of
Japan, have been received by friends here. They so
missionaries Miss Fannie Beetman. of Washing
ton. is visiting her brother here. Isadore Beetman-
DR.. F. F. Dannetee, of Chestnut Ridge departed for
the East last night. Miss Bette Sanders of Carroll
ton. KY, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Arnold :.
Casper Schafer and daughter expected home from
Germany to-day -. Fred Sunderman and family of
Page county. Iowa visiting in this vicinity: Dr.
s. H Charlton president of the State Medical Society
left for Washington attend the international med
cal convention. He was accompanied by Mrs. Char-
ton Charley Ford and wife, of St. Louis, visit
ing friends at Brownstown Mrs. Charles Murphy
is home from soieurn in Michigan Mrs. j. H.
Hodapp and her mother, Mrs. Henry Swain are visit
ing their old home in Brown county this week.
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Marion.

Mrs. M. Mic ass, of Logansport, is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Leo. Lusabaum. Judge Gibson of
Oakland, Cal, is visiting his brother, George w.
G bson, after absence from Marion of twenty
years. Nj ISIS Lucy Parker, of Haddam Conn, has
been elected assistant primo pal of the high school 49,
Miss Ros alnd Keller. OF WABASH, is visiting
Miss Lucy Goldthwate; Miss Irwin Sweitser, of
Logansport, is visiting the family of O. H. Keller.
Mrs. Bond, of Fort Wayne. and Mrs Talbot of
Lafayette. are visiting their siste- Mrs j: N. Tur
returned from Sidney, REV. A. Greenman, of
Wabash has removed his family to Marion.
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Greensburg.

Mrs James Braden has returned from trip to
Colorado. Mrs. Thos. Draper, of Lyndon. Kan. is
here. Miss Mamie Hutchinson, of Indianapo,lss
fer ex-auditor of this county but for many years
resident of the State of Texas has been spending
eral days here. Mrs. Charles Zoer and daughter
Lou extended trip through the West. visit
iting relatives and seeing the country Miss Beck
Quinn of Richmond, Ind, is here with friends
week with relatives here Mrs. DR.. Thomas of Har-
rison. O., is the guest of j. W Cook and wife.
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MonIeZtlfna.

Miss Alice Cunningham visited friends at Bloom
ingdale this week Miss Nellie Thorn pson returned
to-day to her home in Eugene, after weeks visit
vi relatives here Ella Smith, of Indiana polls is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. D. Z. Foley Miss
Halle Harrer who has been visiting Mrs. George
Highnole for the past two months retur ned on Sat
urday to her home in Brazil.
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Rockville.

Mr.. Will Grain, of Rockville and Miss Annie Lyle.
of Williamsport, O.. married Thursday
ing at the Emery Hotel, Cincinnati. The bride is
well known in this city, and the couple arrived
day evening Mrs Kate Stevenson is in
Wareland enjoying a visit with friends
Miss Leila Overman and Master Will
Indianapolis the guests of their father William
B. Overman- Mr.. w. L. Hindman and Miss Belle
Woods were married on Sunday in the presence of
party of friends at the brides home. The Rev. w.
p. Cummings pronounced the ceremony :. The Rev.
Thomas Haworth and sister, Miss Alice, will go to
Japan to engage in missionary work.
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LOORuSDOrt.

Miss Lucy Nader returned on Thursday from
ten days visit with friends at Chicago Misses Ada
and Mamie Cushman returned yesterday from a So
journ of five weeks in Dayton Miss Fannie Hodges
who has been attending the Normal College the past
year, left on Thursday for her home in Newberry,
n. DIR. VIM II, Bell left last night for Washing
ton City to attend the meeting of the international
medical congress.
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Wabash
Wabash.
Tappie Norton IF Perr visifad Wabash

Miss Jennie Norton, of Peru. visited Wabash
friends Sunday Miss Minnie Ellis of Chicago,
visited friends here Sunday Hon. Warren G..
Sayre will, the 10th inst, address reunion of
soldiers at Fortve. Miss Clara Dougan. of Fair
bury, Neb has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Q. H.
Bogue during the week Mrs Eunice Cochran re;
st. joe Captain Keller, of McPherscn. Kan, an
old resident Of Wabash. visited friends here this
week DIR. Frank G. Stewart of Peru and wife
drove to Wabash Thursday. and the guests of
friends here Miss Alice Williams returned on
Wednesday from Washington. Next week she will
go Oxford, Ohio resume her studies Mr.. and
Mrs. VIII Morse and Thos. Mote went to Chicago
Tuesday. Messrs. Mote and Morse went on TO Da-
kota and other points in the West. Miss Laura
Gregory returned to Wabash yesterday. She will
her music classes Mrs. Win z. McHenry and
sister. of Chicago visited relatives here during the
past week Miss Lula McHenry left on Thursday
for Chicago where she resumes her position in the
public schools Mrs. 5. J. PAYNE left Tuesday
with her sister, Miss Hattie Bullock for philadelphia
New York and Boston, where she will visit for several
weeks.
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Plainfeld.

Mrs N. A. Vawter. of Chicago is the guest of
Plandeld friends Miss Belle Hanna. of Green
castle, spent few DAYS of this week visiting rela-
tives at this place Mrs J. N. Berryhill, of Indian
apolis. visited Mrs. E. H. Hanna this week Mr..
Chas Ousler. this place Miss Hattie Jones is
the guest of friends at Cincinnati. Mrs. Benz
Albertine Odell of Washington D. c. is visiting the
family of Mr. j. A. Johnson. Mr. Mt Phillips and
wife will depart for California Tuesday to spend
the winter. Miss Anna Fnnkhouser. of Illinois, is
visiting at Mr.. Nate Johnson's.
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Peru.

Miss Bessie La Bonita returned Tuesday from q
four weeks sojourn at Detroit and the northern
lakes Mr.. and Mrs. James Statesman visiting
in Topeka. Kan Pratt Loveland. of Chicago is the
guest Of his sister. Mrs.. DR.. Graham Mrs. Dr..
Higgins and sister. Miss Alice Jay, left on Tuesday
for extended visit at Topeka and other Kansas
cities. Miss Frankem returned to Indianapolis
Tuesday, after three weeks visit with Miss An
ington- William McClintic and mother visiting
friends and relatives Wooster, Ohio Mrs. Geo.
w Stephens and children returned from Lake Maxim
krckee on Saturday. Mrs. VIM. Raymond. of West
Third is entertaining Mrs. Lou Drouillard, of New
Orleans. Mrs. Frank Butler is visiting her mother
at Lafayette Miss Roxe Holman is at La Font
aine- Miss Alice Dunlap returned from visit at
Chicago on Saturday Miss Jessie Cox is visiting
Perry sburg In Miss Lille Gilbert left Friday for
extended visit at Cincinnati - Miss Benhan, of
Leroy n. Y. who has been the guest of Mrs. George
Kenney, left for home Thursday Miss Anna
OBrion is the guest of friends at Rochester.
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Hagerstown guests of New Castle friends last
week. Mrs. George 0. and Frank Taylor. of Indi-
anaPols, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Waterman
Gift Mrs. Calv in Bond, of Fargo D. IT, is visiting
returned this week from four weeks sojourn at Pc
toskey, Mich - Freeman Huddeston has moved to
H. was here last week on visit to his mother Mrs.
Hulda Iurphey- u S. Offut and family attended
family reunion at Indianapolis last Wednesday
Mrs. May Ware. of Tennessee. is the guest of her
brother, Gen. VIM. Crosse and wife. Miss Grace
Foutz is visiting at Cambridge City. Miss Ella
Weigel, of Cambridge City, the guest of Miss Mag
oia MS
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tomorrow morning Tuition will be free for one
year. Two Sisters of Charity from indianapolis will
ha he taac hers